Veterinary Professional Training Program
Equipment Operation & Clinical Application
This program focuses on hands-on operation of veterinary equipment and its clinical application. The curriculum is organised into nine categories aligned with our product lines. Every course combines correct, safe operation of the equipment with the clinical cases in which it is used. Courses are delivered by live video streaming or through in-person sessions in which participants operate the equipment themselves; participants who complete a course receive a company certificate of completion.
Training Curriculum Map
Nine equipment categories covering core general and specialty clinical applications (Click to expand details)
01Diagnostic Imaging
- DR / CR X-ray systems: setup, exposure parameters, positioning aids and radiation safety [Operation]
- Acquiring diagnostic-quality thoracic, abdominal and skeletal radiographs [Operation]
- Radiograph reading in common clinical cases [Clinical]
- Ultrasound systems: probe selection, presets and image optimisation [Operation]
- Abdominal ultrasound and POCUS in routine and emergency cases [Clinical]
- Echocardiography basics: standard views and measurements [Clinical]
- Flexible and rigid endoscopes: setup, cleaning, storage and GI foreign-body retrieval [Operation & Clinical]
02Anesthesia & Surgical
- Anaesthesia machines and vaporizers: setup, leak test and breathing-circuit selection [Operation]
- Multiparameter monitors: ECG, SpO₂, capnography, NIBP / IBP and temperature [Operation]
- Ventilators and oxygen concentrators: settings and alarms [Operation]
- Infusion and syringe pumps: programming and drug delivery [Operation]
- Electrosurgical units and vessel-sealing devices: settings and safe use [Operation]
- Operating-room setup: surgical tables, surgical lights and patient warming [Operation]
- Anaesthesia protocols and monitoring in clinical cases, including ASA risk grading [Clinical]
- Recognising and managing anaesthetic complications and monitor alarms [Clinical]
03Surgical Products
- Surgical instrument sets: identification, handling and care [Operation]
- Instrument cleaning, packing and sterilisation [Operation]
- Suture materials and needles: selection guide and knot-tying practice [Operation]
- Drapes, gowns, gloves and other surgical consumables [Operation]
- Haemostatic products: ligating clips, staplers and haemostatic agents [Operation & Clinical]
- Wound-care products: dressings, drains and closure [Operation & Clinical]
- Clinical application in soft-tissue surgery: gastrotomy, enterotomy, cystotomy and hernia repair [Clinical]
04Diagnostics & Reagents
- Sample collection, handling and reagent storage [Operation]
- Haematology analyzers: operation, quality control and CBC interpretation [Operation & Clinical]
- Biochemistry, electrolyte and blood-gas analyzers: operation and maintenance [Operation]
- Immunoassay analyzers: hormones, cardiac biomarkers and inflammatory markers [Operation & Clinical]
- Rapid test kits for infectious disease (CPV, FPV, CDV, FeLV / FIV, heartworm) [Operation]
- Urine analyzers and microscopy: urinalysis and sediment examination [Operation]
- Combining laboratory results for diagnosis in common clinical cases [Clinical]
05Orthopedics
- Orthopedic implant systems: plates, screws, pins, wires and external fixators [Operation]
- Orthopedic power tools: drills and saws, safe use, cleaning and maintenance [Operation]
- Bone-model workshop: plate and screw application [Operation]
- Fracture management: choosing the right implant for each fracture [Clinical]
- TPLO and TTA: dedicated instruments and procedure [Operation & Clinical]
- Medial patellar luxation: trochleoplasty and tibial tuberosity transposition [Clinical]
- Hip dysplasia and femoral head and neck ostectomy (FHO) [Clinical]
- Post-operative imaging check and rehabilitation [Clinical]
06Reproductive
- Progesterone testing: analyzer operation and ovulation timing [Operation & Clinical]
- Vaginal cytology: sampling, staining and microscopy [Operation]
- Semen collection and evaluation with microscope and semen analysis equipment [Operation]
- Artificial insemination: equipment and technique for fresh, chilled and frozen semen [Operation & Clinical]
- Reproductive ultrasound: pregnancy diagnosis and foetal monitoring [Clinical]
- Neonatal care equipment: incubators, oxygen and warming [Operation]
- Clinical application: ovariohysterectomy, pyometra, dystocia and caesarean section [Clinical]
07Dentistry & Oral
- Dental units: ultrasonic scalers, high- and low-speed handpieces, polishers and suction [Operation]
- Dental X-ray units and sensors: positioning and image acquisition [Operation]
- Oral examination and dental charting [Clinical]
- Periodontal treatment: scaling, polishing and root planing [Operation & Clinical]
- Extraction instruments (elevators, luxators, forceps): simple and surgical extractions [Operation & Clinical]
- Feline tooth resorption and chronic gingivostomatitis [Clinical]
- Equipment care: handpiece lubrication, water lines and sterilisation [Operation]
08Ophthalmology
- Slit-lamp biomicroscopy: setup and examination technique [Operation]
- Ophthalmoscopes: direct and indirect fundus examination [Operation]
- Tonometers: rebound and applanation tonometry [Operation]
- Diagnostic tests: Schirmer tear test and fluorescein staining [Operation]
- Corneal ulcers: classification, and medical versus surgical treatment [Clinical]
- Operating microscope and microsurgical instruments: conjunctival grafts and keratectomy [Operation & Clinical]
- Glaucoma, cataract and ocular emergencies: equipment-based diagnosis [Clinical]
09General Equipment
- Clinic layout and equipment planning [Planning]
- Stainless-steel examination tables, treatment / wet tables and tub tables: installation and use [Operation]
- Stainless-steel cages, kennels and instrument carts [Operation]
- Hospitalisation equipment: oxygen cages, incubators and warming systems [Operation]
- Autoclaves and sterilisers: loading, cycle selection and validation [Operation]
- Cleaning and disinfection of stainless-steel equipment: suitable agents and corrosion prevention [Operation]
- Routine maintenance, calibration and equipment safety [Operation]
Learning Pathway
Systematically improve clinical skills, from basic setup to specialty application
Level 1
Basic Operation
Master equipment setup, core functions, safety, cleaning and care to operate equipment correctly and safely.
Level 2
Clinical Application
Learn to use equipment independently in common clinical cases and interpret results and images.
Level 3
Advanced Application
Master advanced techniques (orthopedics, dentistry, ophthalmic microsurgery, advanced ultrasound) to reach specialty-level proficiency.
Level 4
Certificate
Pass the practical assessment to earn an official company certificate of completion.
Training Formats
Flexible combination of live streaming and in-person sessions to meet your schedule and location needs
Format 01 | Live Video Streaming
- Real-time online equipment demonstrations
- Detailed clinical case walk-throughs
- Live online Q&A with instructors
Format 02 | In-person Hands-on
- Participants operate the equipment themselves
- Small groups with on-site instructor guidance
- On-site practical assessment
Sample Course Schedule
A typical course runs over one day. Theory and demos are shared online/offline, while hands-on practice is for in-person participants.
| Time | Session | Format |
|---|---|---|
| 08:30–09:00 | Registration and check-in (online sign-in for live stream) | — |
| 09:00–10:30 | Equipment introduction: structure, functions and safety | Live stream / In person |
| 10:45–12:00 | Operation demonstration: setup, settings and workflow | Live stream / In person |
| 13:30–15:30 | Hands-on practice: participants operate the equipment in small groups | In person |
| 15:45–16:45 | Clinical case application and result interpretation | Live stream / In person |
| 16:45–17:30 | Assessment, Q&A and certificate of completion | Assessment |
Product-linked Training & Partnerships
- Installation training: On-site operation training when new equipment is delivered and installed.
- Product benefits: Qualifying equipment purchases may include free course seats.
- Exhibition demos: Live-streamed equipment demonstrations at major veterinary congresses.
- Specialist collaboration: Cooperation with veterinary associations and specialists on clinical application content.
Assessment & Certification
- Attendance: Full attendance of the course required (on-site or via live stream).
- Assessment: In-person practical assessment or online quiz for live-stream participants.
- Certificate: Company certificate of completion issued electronically after passing.
- Credits: Issued by the company and does not carry continuing-education (CE) credits.
Course Enrollment Application
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